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Any advice for a 15 year old girl going on a school trip to Ireland for spring break?

I’m going with my school (I’m from the Washington, D.C. area) and there will be about 30 other students aged 15-18 (I’m the only 15 year old) on the the trip with me. I’ll be spending 2 days in Dublin, 2 days in Cork, 3 days in Kerry, and 2 days in Galway before heading back to the states. Any advice on what to see, what to do, where to eat, et cetera? Any advice is much appreciated!Thanks! Also, I don’t eat red meat or pork so if there are any restaurants anyone knows of with good vegetarian options that would be great! :]
we already know which general areas we’re going to but in two weeks we’re voting on which exact sites to go see
and the number one rule of the teacher who coordinates the trips is “no mcdonalds allowed” we have to eat at local restaurants

I’m sure the school will have sorted the itinerary out before you go, I doubt you will just be let loose to go where you choose? Presumably you will be travelling by coach if there are 30 of you so you’ll go wherever the school has decided.

There will be vegetarian/fish dishes in any half decent restaurant. You could always have a salad at McDonald’s if need be.

Edit: Ok so the website on the other link is great for finding out things to do so you should check it out.

I can only speak from experience as I live in Co. Cork and haven’t been to Dublin or Galway yet. The Spring is a lovely time to visit.

In Cork you could visit the city itself, plenty to see and do. Also Queenstown museum in Cobh, the last port of call of the Titanic. Blarney Castle is just outside Cork with its famous Blarney stone to kiss Kinsale is on the coast around 20 mins drive from Cork city, a real “seaside” town.

In Kerry you should visit Killarney town, St Marys Cathedral is beautiful. there is a guided 2 hour walk of the National Park which leaves just opposite the cathedral every day at 11am. Ross Castle is also interesting.

Try to some of the Ring of Kerry, even as far as Molls Gap even would be good. Muckross House has traditional working farms and tea rooms. Opposite this is Torc Waterfall (free entry). The area around Bantry is also lovely to visit and Glengarriff Bamboo Park is really interesting (well I like plants lol)

There will be plenty of restaurants in every decent sized town you visit so don’t worrry about having to plan that in advance.

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